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While their platform includes changes in academic requirements, advising and student services, the Blake-Stone ticket's focus is on improving communication on campus--especially between students and the council...
...finds too tempting to pass up. Jake's business, however, botches one too many assignments, and some unhappy customers toss him into the desert after supergluing a Santa suit to his body (no, this doesn't make more sense when you see it). Without the money for a bus ticket, Jake has to rely on his smooth-talking savvy to mooch enough rides to get him across the country in two days. In the meantime, he must cook up a way to win back his disgruntled girlfriend who gives up on Jake's selfish ways and takes off with Eddie...
...looking for that cheap ticket to get home for the holidays, you might fare better consulting the Net rather than your travel agent. This year more of the major airlines, including Continental and United, are offering special discounted deals over the Web. Some, like American, will even alert you via e-mail to last-minute steals--so log on and take...
Having died of shock upon realizing that he holds a winning lottery ticket, poor Ned can't be awakened. But it occurs to scheming Jackie O'Shea (Ian Bannen) and his nervous pal Michael O'Sullivan (David Kelly) that he can be impersonated--at least long enough to fool the Dublin official who comes to Tully More (pop. 51) to verify Ned's claim. Eventually the whole village is in on the scam. To Jones' credit, the locals are not afflicted by the Irish curse--terminal whimsy--and his rendering of their sly cupidity as they grasp at good fortune...
...holiday getaway, Microsoft's Expedia www.expedia.com should be your first port of call. If you're globe trotting, try Travelocity www.travelocity.com) It can track your every stop and uses a powerful database. For a shot at the lowest fare you can get away with, try Priceline's ticket-auction site www.priceline.com) But don't hold your breath for a $10 standby to London. Most likely, that's just a cyberdream...